Several explosions sound in Ukraine's Kiev

War / Terrorism

Christian Baha / OC

22 March

1 min read

EPA-EFE/SERGEY DOLZHENKO

A series of explosions sounded in Ukraine's capital Kiev and its surroundings, according to TSN.

Ukraine's public Telegram channel confirmed the explosions.

An air raid alert has been issued in both the city and the region of Kiev.

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